Hmm....I seriously wondered how many people really do support
that ns officer for pulling that kind of stunt in national stadium
on national day.
In fact, I strongly believe that nobody cared if he had pulled that
stunt on any other day in the national stadium. My main concern is
the feelings and confusions that ran through everyone's mind when
they are forced to witness his act of bold, outrageous, arrogance,
shameless, planned drama.
This cpt obviously knew that he would be putting his career at
stake for committing that act on national day in the national
stadium, and yet he chose to go ahead with it. -> This is not an
act of bravery, but an act of determined insanity when he chose to
persist on against his own sense of righteousness.
Now...tell me, does that makes him any difference from any
terrorists out there as they both chose to abandon their sense of
empathy for others and went ahead to execute their planned actions
for the sake of their own beliefs. Does Singapore need people like
him to be living among us?
Have anyone wondered what might the headlines and news reports be
on if it wasn't a President-commissioned officer who tried to
execute the exact same planned action? I believed the outcome would
be alot different.
I am in awe when I read about those people who actually supported
him in this post. Clearly, there are a few who secretly wished they
were him. Hope that they can find their own sense of justice within
themselves and not followed other people's sense of justice as
their own. (That's the reason why cults, gangs, politics existed
and are easily formed.)
Well, I condemn that cpt's actions cos he does not represent
Singaporeans in any manner and he is a fine example of an ugly
Singaporean who allowed his own personal happiness to throw and
places other people's peace of mind at risks.
People will openly support the wrong when they do not have the
courage to stand up to them or come to face their own inner
justice. You'll find out that alot of people are in this category
if you're not born yesterday.
A person will know that he/she is wrong if he/she chooses to go
against his/her own sense of justice.
